... FURTHER PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. The following address has been issued by Sir Francis Baring, Bart., M.P., whose opinions as Old Whig, and Cabinet Minister in the Russell Government, may be taken as representing those of most of his liberal friends. Certainly ...

... Sir Robert, the Ministry of Lord Grey, the passing of the Reform Bill, the return of Sir Robert to power, his defeat by the Whigs, their reign and decadence, and the re-instalment of Sir Robert, Mr. Adderley came to the third period of the great statesman's ...

... LINDSAY, M.P., AT THE TUILERIES. If any proof were wanting of the utter incompetency and miserable imbecility the present Whig- Radical Administration, it would be found in the reiterated interferences of private individuals with matters of Government ...

... the toast was one which the Conservative party claimed to themselves. Although there were, it was true, Conservative-Whigs, and Whigs of the old school, who occasionally adopted it, he firmly believed that were the country polled from end to end a vast ...

... the advocacy by the Observer —the weekly utensil of the mere Whigs—of occasional measures of Parliamentary Reform, rather than one grand and comprehensive measure such as the Whigs and Radicals promised to give. Undoubtedly, if the reintroduction ...

... unquestionably furnish, that the system of annual deficiencies in periods of profound peace was brought into fashion the Whigs. From 1821 to 1830 he tells us, the revenue and the expenditure balanced each other, and the annual average of each was about ...

... necessary that he should be provided for, as a proper Jmark of respect the historic families, whose personal interests, in the Whig code of politics, are paramount to the interests of the people of England, and even to the efficient administration of the ...

... Colonel Bathurst's canvass hitherto has been the most successful character ; but, of course, the friends of Mr. Grove, the Whig candidate, are the alert in every direction, and powerful influences are being brought into action to secure his return. Lord ...

... but apparently with no better success ; nor can we say that the American Government are in the wrong. It is not because the Whigs and Radicals, in our own House of Commons, thought proper to sacrifice a great national interest to a reckless and indiscriminate ...

... he could not be expected to give an immediate answer Such the consideration which British Shipping meets at the hands of a Whig-Radical Government. Another conflict has taken place between the Sardinian and Bourbon troops ; and, although the details are ...

... the pure-minded, and bribery-abhorring Whigs and Radicals, of the John Bright stamp, lost their seats those malpractices. Of the two seats lost the Conservatives, one (Hull) was regained ; of the ten lost by Whigs, three were of such blackness that the ...

... means tend to raise the character of our statesmanship. The attempt to represent a little man standing on the shoulders of the Whig aristocracy great minister, can do no good to the little man himself or to the ministerial office. When the history our day ...